Charities In Lancashire

Safe Guard the Museum collections, training, research and education

The main aim of the Barton Road Centre CIO is to address and improve the health and wellbeing of people (primarily) in South Lancaster; to promote and develop intergenerational relations and generally to support our aging local people to live independently in our community for as long as they are able.

Activities that support the well-being of all communities - specifically those who are the most deprived/disadvantaged. Work with young people on the fringes of offending and under achieving in education is recognised regionally and nationally. Developed activites that deal with issues of health inequalities and encourage those from marginalised communities to improve their health lifestyles.

We are based in the town of Heywood in Lancashire. We have a junior section for children aged from 8 to 18 and a senior section for anyone over the age of 18. We produce two musical shows each year, one by the junior section in October and one by the senior section in March. In this way we provide access to the performing arts for children and adults with an interest in live theatre.

The Cricket Asylum Foundation provides an inclusive opportunity for disadvantaged people to participate in the game of cricket to make a positive difference to the community. We have taster Sessions aimed at primary schools and youth groups, offer a scholarship programme and coach groups and individuals bespoke to the participants needs, we deliver where best suited for the recipient.

Football,Cricket,Tennis. Children's play park.Village activities

Provision of Morning and After school childcare

The Foundation will provide packages of therapeutic support to families identified in need of support. The intervention will consist of a joined up approach of ?Mindfulness? with ?Fusion Therapeutic Life Coaching? to promote mental wellbeing and the prevention of mental ill health. It will also deliver universal group sessions to the community.

The furtherance of the Unitarian Church by the provision of a Church in Ansdell of high standard to maximise membership and attendance at Church services

Provide support to new parents, and improve the experience of new local parents at diagnosis.To be a source of local and general information regarding Down's Syndrome and local provisionTo raise awareness and understanding of Down's Syndrome in the local community. Provide support to schools with children with Down's Syndrome amongst their pupils. Helping them best achieve integration.

This charity has been established to support young people who are in residential care by providing advice, support and therapy and helping them make the transition to independent living by supporting them in finding work experience and training.

The primary objective of the church is the advancement of the Christian religion. This objective is met through the weekly meetings held in Wesley Hall Methodist Church, Blackburn and through regular meetings in members' homes and at other local venues. The church also supports mission and relief activities in the UK and overseas.

The promotion of the Gospel including the support of existing churches through finance and ministry; the making of material and financial gifts to those in need.

To develop the capacity and skills of the members of the economically and socially disadvantaged communities participate more fully in society and to promote community cohesion.

The main objective of the charity is the provision of services to eliminate poverty, to promote wellbeing and the advancement of Islamic education. The provision of these services is to make a positive social impact in order to boost health, education and build a support network for the communities we operate in. The Charity also operates a foodbank and provides other support to those in need.

Provision of additional financial support to upkeep and maintain the buildings of a Primary School.

This charity aims to provide activities for those aged 10 - 26 from the farming and agricultural community. It aims to keep farming alive within young people.

Religious Activities

(I) To provide religious education in the principals of the Islamic faith, (II) To arrange for social and burial services,(III) To provide for the relief of poverty among the Muslims and others, in particular followers of the Shia Ithna-Asheri Jaferi faith, and(IV) To promote and advance inter-faith dialogue and harmony

Promotion of the Christian Religion

To provide help to children with renal and urological disorders, through welfare assistance, supporting staff training and development, providing equipment, supporting research and other activities to assist.

To help young children begging on the streets of developing nations. To provide food shelter education as well as adult supervision to such children. Also to help and educate communities in the UK on numerous issues related to children and well being.

The advancement of education, working under the guidance of the Indian government to provide education to 230 of the poorest children in the area. Advancement of citizenship or community providing funds to build a number of community centres which are also used as medical centres. Medical needs are provided to all the children who attend the school/orphanage. Clothes shoes and food are provided.

Almshouses for the poor of Garstang.

The Principle object of the Charity is to provide a liberal and practical education by means of a school for boys in the Parish of Skipton in Craven. Within this object, the Charity holds various trust funds for the purpose of giving prizes and developing the school's facilities.